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In this episode, Ray dives into OpenAI’s plan to allow mature content for verified ChatGPT users, explores the Xreal One AR glasses and Opera’s AI-powered Neon browser, and highlights innovations like Portalgraph’s holographic display. Plus, updates on NASA’s ISS retirement, YouTube’s “second chance” policy, and reflections on balancing life and podcasting.
We’re inviting social media users to apply to see a rocket launch! ? The launch will kickoff a mission to measure the height of our home planet, with a focus on tracking changes to the ice sheets, glaciers and sea ice of Earth’s polar regions. Details: https://t.co/DkBnxxDF1X pic.twitter.com/zYQGtVMhvv
LEGO announced their Second 2016 Review Results. They reviewed 12 projects that each reached 10,000 supporters between May and September of 2016. One of the winners is the Women of NASA project. The Women of NASA project was created by Maia Weinstock, who is a science editor and writer, with a strong personal interest in space exploration as well as the history
Upside: I got a mission extension! There's so much more to explore. #JourneytoMars https://t.co/vPXUmmiTyj pic.twitter.com/KwuvQYJbdM
The Juno spacecraft now reaching Jupiter carries Lego figures of the 2 Greek gods & Galileo. https://t.co/er778Rwd0v pic.twitter.com/0jkhIH5zLw
Supersonic (traveling faster than the speed of sound) flight has been possible for about 70 years. The auditory results of cracking the sound barrier are sometimes heard (and felt) in the form of sonic booms. But what does it look like when an object reaches Mach 1? Often, aircraft are photographed with a visible plume of moisture erupting around them
NASA has been branching out on social media. It has two verified Twitter accounts. One is @NASA and the other is for the International Space Station @Space_Station. You can also find Twitter accounts for several astronauts. NASA has recently created some Tumblr blogs. The main NASA Tumblr blog is called NASA. It says “Explore the universe and discover our home